Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912 · London : New York : Longmans, Green, And Co. · leaf 96
S 67 which had been cruelly torn in two by a big bird. Ferko was noless willing to help her than he had been to help the wolf and themouse, so he poured some healing drops over the wounded wing.On the spot the queen bee was cured, and turning to Ferko shesaid, I am most grateful for your kindness,… … as well go straight to the palace and offer his services to the Kin£of the country, for ho had heard that the Kings daughter was a3beautiful as the day. So he went to the royal palace, and as he entered the door thefirst people he saw were his two brothers who had BO shamefullyill-treated him. They…
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